This was one of the first ones I heard, listened to it about 2200 times. good enuf for me, my tape didn't have the Encore.(s)....and was an audience, doesn't sound the same!

Although I liked it fine at the time, I still think now that Satisfaction just doesn't work for the dead. I wonder how it would have played with Pig on vocals...exactly.

I really enjoyed this show. Sound quality was great. Really good set list.

train wreck on jackstraw is kind of interesting in my opinion... shit happens. several parts of this high energy show kick serious ass. really like the LLR, and stella blue is awesome. pretty raucous satisfaction as well. almost made 5 star. a very worthy show.

Five Stars for this Stella Blue. Gans played it recently on his program and honestly the outro climax jam is so perfectly executed with proper emphasis on every important note and change.

Kind of a choppy experience, this show, well as it is played. The remaster has all the needed patches and sounds about as good as we're going to get; thanks again, Mr. Miller.

Set 1 - Jack Straw *is* a train wreck. For the curious only, if you want to see just how badly a tune can break down without them just aborting it outright. The aud source for Bobby's cowboy tunes jars a bit for my liking (while the patches are just fine, entire tunes just feel out of place with the rest of the board). Bird Song is jazzy fun, and the back half of the set comes off better.

Set 2 - Fun, but nothing particularly exciting until the jam out of He's Gone, and they get it cooking a little - the jam following the Devils into and around Space is just lovely on many different levels - the Other One works *very* well towards the overall set's strength - check out Jerry during the 'aud patch' portion just before the board creeps back in. Stella comes off best in the set, a beautiful perfectly played version, as it most always was.

So a bit of a mixed bag, due to limitations on the initial recording and the band themselves, but they come out of this one solid - certainly worth a couple of hours listening to. Ah - but one final word of warning: Bobby sounds like he's tipping the barleycorn a bit too much here - for anyone that can't stand his vocal 'mugging' in '81-'82 - you know, the Dylanesque phrasing, talking excessively through the songs, even here announcing the break *during* the final vocal chorus of 'Rider' - well, you've been warned. I was never, ever a Bobby 'hater' but he certainly was obnoxious during some of the shows of this era.

to say nothing of the whitebread set list. This board doesn't sound particularly good either.

as wonderful as this performance sounds i must ask why does the lead guitar sound so low compared to the rest of the band? the tune 'looks like rain' is almost awkward b/c the vocals dont match the rhytem and the lead guitar is almost missing if you don't listen closely!

thank you kindly for the show, as others have posted charlie miller is the man, however this show seems a bit peculiar because i cant seem to find jerry!

Yes from 81, where have these been hiding? Break em out!!

Can't think of another single show from 81 that sounds this
f-ing good. Crisp with lots of separation and definition.... Wow. There are some sbd>cm in circulation that are beautiful with a more vicious bass sound, but this is cleaner than many of the official releases.

This show is slighty overshadowed by some strong showings previously in the week, but has always been high on my list.

Sound 6
show 4.5

Peace

Finals were happening, stressed to the max, no money but couldn't miss a GD show 20 miles from home.

Unfortunately, the Event center sound SUCKED. This sbd from Charlie sounds better and feels better than I remember that night being.
Got home and had to pull a all nighter for a class I f**ked up anyway, should have let go and found the ZONE. Amazing how your Head will either make or break how you approach and experience a show.